[tobster]

Hi all.

Has anyone used Kerio Mail server? The studio I work at has just been set up to use it and so far only the mail services are being used. I would like to however incorporate calendar and address book use into all of this.

Each person has their own e-mail address, calendar in iCal and Address book database. We need to have a public calendar which is possible for everyone to see, while only one specific person can edit it. I would also like to set up a list of commonly used contacts which everyone would have access to in Address Book. Only Macs are set up in the studio, both desktops and laptops.

I have been trying to read through some of the manuals and forums at Kerio.com but a lot of it is quite technical and I haven't found a thread where someone is trying to achieve the same.

I'd appreciate any help given.

Thx,

Tobbi

[ntsc]

hi i've worked in an organisation where i deployed the Kerio mail server. however the version used was a variant of 6.0 not 6.1 when the calendar integration with iCal was introduced. however i did notice that there appeared to be problems when Kerio was talking to our Users LDAP database which it used for authentication.

do you know if you're using LDAP for authentication where you are?

[tobster]

Originally Posted by ntsc

hi i've worked in an organisation where i deployed the Kerio mail server. however the version used was a variant of 6.0 not 6.1 when the calendar integration with iCal was introduced. however i did notice that there appeared to be problems when Kerio was talking to our Users LDAP database which it used for authentication.

do you know if you're using LDAP for authentication where you are?

Hi, and thanks for the reply.

No, I actually don't know. At this moment we are only using the POP/IMAP connections. It is possible others are in use, but I'm unaware of it. The problem is also that I don't quite know what questions to ask when it comes to added services.

Tobbi

[Mithras]

I haven't used Kerio, but the public calendar can be achieved for free with iCal and a WebDAV server. And the central shared addressbook can be achieved with OS X's built-in LDAP server.